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Boom, Boom.

North side lots of fine harness of all de-
scriptions just received from my New York
store and for sale at the lowest prices. Those
wanting frst-class handmade work cannot
do better than to call at COZ n Main st. where
you will find a fine selection of sheets.
busters, netting, whips, riding saddles, turf
and cheap at New York harnass store, coz y
Main st. W. C. PALMER
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st. Louis Live stock,

ST. LOUIS. May IL.
Cattle-Rcts. 200; shpt 100; market steady choice
heavy native steers 81 eaa5 p, shippers
steers fair to good 81 GllEi Is; feeders fair 10
good e. aeei.aO. siockers fair 20 good e. s{S9 80
Texas common TO choice. 81 tstSS 20.
Hogs-Receipts $500, shpt SO, market lower.
choice, heavy and butchers selections s. ga
IS; packing fair 10 good, s. 1895 81 workers me
dunn 10 prime, 81 sJs5 O5 pigs 10 good 81 Is
"a -.
sheep-Receipts. 30 shipments 200; market firm;
wooded; medium fancy AtG4 =.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
Order of Bnai Birth.

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE district grand
lodge, Independent Order of Bnai Birth,
after several hours debate adopted the re-
port Of the endowment committee fixing
the endowment at fifteen hundred dollars
and the annual assessment at thirty dollars.
The vote stood 81 to 1872 The convention
at o'clock tonight adjourned until tomor-
row morning.
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Austria.

VIENNA, May 1.-THE threatened in
crease of the German corn duty causes dis
may in Austria and Hungary The in
crease would entail serious loss in the
Austria Hungarian empire.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

Lewis s. Moore are now ready to deliver
ice to the city trade. They are the sole
agents for the Crystal Ice Co.'S pure distilled
water ice. Wagons will visit ali parts of the
city daily between a. IN. and 12 m. Parties
desiring to use this ice can order from the
wagons or leave orders at Lewis & Moore's
office, l27 n Main. Telephone 2l1.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A first-class S-room house with all modern
conveniences, such as cellar. bath room, hot
end cold water, water closet, plumbej for
gas: two stories with attic, good barn, and
add. Will be completed about May 90
Easy terms. Call on or address A. Smith,
owner, All n Lawrence ave. 149-12t*
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

So far has the competition mania gone in
England that prizes have been given for the
best three epi;aphs on the late Fred Archer
one of them ".or raciuess."
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

You want to call at the office of Hardy
Solomon & Son, 331 E. Douglas ave-, and see
the plat of Rosenthal's 4th add. now on sale.
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ST. Louis GRAIN ana Provisions.

Sr. LOUIS, May.li.
Floar-Frm very quiet.
Wbeat-No. 2red cash. IS bid May S56SS losing
u bid; June SiGsiA closing S4Ia: July sl5sGlSiss
C osing sl5s August SIJsGSS closing 81.
Corn-'irm higher quiet Cash ohL ASK; May Si a
bid: June SIX; July SSIsC6Ss4. closing ssh.
OatsmQuiet firm; Cash 2s34a2s7; May, s BID;
June 2Sle. July - bid.
Rye-5SA@5fS
Lead-ehm chemical hard ~.
Eggs-Lower duh SO cents.
Butter-Quiet and easy; creamery Sk1 -: dairy ~
fork-old mess SIS 90; new $40 ~.
LRrd-S6 Is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

The Lorenzo Stone Co. is ready to furnish
all kinds of building stone. Office $40 east
First St dl4S Cts
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Prussia

BERLIN, May 1.-THE Russian Govern
ment has decreed that all merchants in
Josen having commercial intercourse be-
yond the Russian frontier must pay taxes
of the Russian merchants guild and obtain
license from the Russian minister of trade.
The semi-ollicial press, in its comments on
this and the new Russian metals displays
great Indignation.
Count Herbert Bismarck, imperial Ger
man minister of foreign affairs, will spend
the holiday he is about to take in Dublin
with the Marquis of Londonderry, the vice
roy,
1t is stated that the increase in Russian
duties on imports recently put in force has
had the effect to bring the German govern
ment to the decision to increase the Ger
man duties on cerials from to marks as
reprisal. Adviccs from the Black Sea
ports state that the grain shipping trade is
in state of feverish activity, exporters
rushing cargoes to Germany in order to
glut the market before the new grain
traffic can be put in operation.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England,


LONDON, May 1.-THE British bari
Willow Bark, Captain Parrin, at Falmouth
from Pisagna, reports that on March 23(
she spoke the American ship Occidental
from Penarts, January Sd for Acapulco
The mate of the ship was in command
Her master Capt. Williams, on March Goth
dealt an Irishmau several heavy blows with
Delaying pin, when the sailor drew 8
knife and stabbed the captain to the heart
The sailor was not placed under arrest.
Captain Williamson wife aud three child
rem were on board and proceeded with the
vessel for OcapulcO. The second mate of
the Willow bank boarded the Occidental
and learned the above facts. The crew of
the Occidental were mutinous
Commons this evening resumed consid-
Grafton in committee of TIE coercion bill
Peter Mcdonald, Nationalist, moved the
adoption of the amendment to the effect
that evidence of witnesses at preliminary
inquiries should not be adduced against
them except in case Of perjury.
Balfour, chief secretary for Ireland, op-
posed the adoption Of the amendment be-
cause the clause as it stood was necessary
to induce witnesses TO give evidence
Professor James Stuart, Radical, de-
clared the clause as il stood a most serious
innovation in criminal law.
J. n Healy said in opposing the gov
ernments proposals, the Irish party was
fighting for one of the Oldest principles of
English Jurisprudence
W. Ii. Smith, first lord of the treasury,
insisted that the committee divide, amid
cries of SHANE, " monsterous," etc.
Cloture carried-265 to 1862
Gladstone held alliance between Liberals
and Parnellites perfectly open and not that
it had been brought about by community
of belief 1t compared favorably with the
alliances between Conservatives and Irish
in 81 and IS. The coercion bill was an
insidious measure designated to create new
Offenses; it was a dishonoring, degrading
bill. Gladstone vehemently denounced the
government attitude on the Times charges
against Irish members, and said prosecu-
ton of the Times by the crown would be q
horrible farce.
Gladstone was present at luncheon given
today to forty -cOnformist ministers at
the residence DR.. Parker, city temple. He
made an address of an hours length, the
subject of the whole discourse being Ire
land. He said there has never been any
reason for charging Parnellites with com
plicity in Irish crimes Six years ago while
prime minister he denounced the Parnell-
ties as dangerous. That was totally differ
ent from charging them with crime The
present utterances of Major Saunderson,
Lord Randolph Churchill, and even of
Marquis Salisbury, are more dangerous
than any utterance Parnellites ever made |
Reported that the government, acting on
information from secret agents in New
\ DIRK, sent the cutter Orwell to Carriga- |
holt Ireland to watch for the arrival of |
an American vessel with a cargo of arms
and explosives
Parnell left Avondale and will arrive in |
London tomorrow morning. He sent tel |
egram saying his health is improved and |
he expects to be present in parliament to |
morrow.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.


Money on cali easy at 4G1 per cent; closed at
Prime mercantile paper 511@6H
Sterling exchange dull but firm at e524 for 50 day
bills ana 81 81 for demand
I'int tots al Of tr,.ra cha
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

Special Bargains.
3 lots S Main, 81, 900 each.
2 lots S Topeka, $500 each.
2 lots S Emporia, $500 each.
9 lots Butler & Fishers add, S400 each
8 lots Park Place, $1,000 each.
2..lots Lawrence, 81, 500 each.
3 lots n Market, $50 each.
All of the above property will be sold on
easy terms. Call on Jno. S. Cozine & Co.,
room 3, over 2224 n Main st. 1866
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12

And save big tailor bills 1t is utterly impossible for
QIIerent TO It. improves your perSc nal appearance
man who adhers to set opinion based on prejudice
come and with his own eyes large stock Of inn
best taOrs in the country under the immediate super
nations or surprise that they far SurpasS all expectat
tul and candid admissions daily received
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NOTICE no COMMISSIONERS

Try virtue Of tho authority vested il me by
ID law, I, Edmond q. Estilette, Judge OF the
i3th Judicial District Of the State OF Loulsi'
ana. hereby ix Monday, The Goth ltwentiethl
day &c June, 1887, US che day on which the
commissioners appointed by the Police Jafles M
ii Tue parishes of Acadia and 81, Landry iot 81
lie purposes hereinafter stated, shall meet at
the town Of OpeIousas, parish OF 81 banafys
for the purpose OF ascertaining the amount OF
indebtedness Of the parish Of st Landry iu. 70.
mediately preceding the adoption q tne act a.s
creafiug the parish of Acadia, aud Tor tue
purpose of apportioning % the parish OF Aca
lin md to the parish Of st. Landry tho appof-
tinn,nent aud proportion Of said Indebtedness y
dne tron, easb parish respectively, wbien el
amount shall be determined by said commits
sioners. and shall be in ptoportionto 20 the reia
tive value Of the taxable property in each 1, o
aid marshes after having ascertained ths u,
amonut of said indebtedness aud maoe 1n'
said apportionu,ept, said commissioner sha, a
reuors the same to the Police Juries ~ po'l
parishes. f,.....,ar n.r;ah {,
Acadia. this 24th day Of May, 1881
N0'''s's' sa's 8 T.. D ESTlLETTE,v
Judge 18th Judicial Districs, -.
May 70. 1857. td !
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Down to a bot.
N. o. States


Onr sterling contemporary, the DeSoto
Democrat. has got the character of the Hunt
St. Martin canvass in the First Congressional
District in 1884 down to dot. The nomina-
tion of Mr. Hunt by self-constituted conven-
tion of self-styled reform Democrats, was q
clear unqualified, audacous bolt from the
Democratic party. 1t was just such move
ment as sore re-headed politicians, or ambitious
leaders of factions, who are determined to
rule nr ruin, get up and engineer when they
discover that they or their choice are not the
choice of the party. 1t was just such move
ment as Colonel Williamson started in Caddo
parish in 1882 when he attempted, in the
Opera House in Shreveport, TO dictate to the
party, and which he continued by seeking to
lead off a faction of the party, as personal
following, and which finally landed him in
the Grant camp. If the Hunt movement in
1882 was not bolt, but a justifahle course OF
action on the part Of those who held MT
Hunts election to Congress to be OF higher
importance then the election of a candidate
to be nominated by the regular methods OF
the party, then Is there no such thing as the
obligation of party fealty, and any man may
masquerade as Democrat. while ne seeks
to advance his personal fortunes, or interests,
or wishes, or those OF his friends, over anu so
the ruin Of his party. If Mr.. Hunt, Gov ernor
Nichols and the other leaders of the Hunt
movement had the right, as Democrats, to SCI
I'D a candidate of their own, independently
and ayowedly in defiance of the constituted
authorities Of the party, and in fragrant VIC
lation of its ancient and honored customs. why
will not Nichols and his friends have right
as Democrats, to bolt the nomination OF the
State Convention, if he fails to be the noml
nee, or why will not McEnery and his friends
have the same right if Nichols is nominated
And then what authority is to hold the party
together and prevent it from going to tn!
demnition bowwows whenever some indivi
dual assumes that he is better than his party
sets himself up as reformer of, or as can
didate against his party? Let our reform con
femporaries who are defending the course O.
/ Governor Nichols and the other leaders of thu
Hunt movement in 1882 solve this problem
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Frederick Douglass ON Pr0h1'
bitiOn.

You could not ask me to do more consis"
tent, thing nor one more IN harmony with my
hiohest convictions of truth and duty, and
the best interest of all the people of Missis-
sippi, than.to ask the coiored voters OF that
state TO support by'voice, vote, and co-opera-
t;as, the grand Prohibition movement, now
happily inaugarated iu Mississippi and several
o'f The 's eoIored people Of this country have
many enemies, but no one Of them all is 90
destructive ito their best interests as the
whisky drinking custom. Slavery robbed
them of their bodies, but whisky destroys
both soul and body and casts them anin into Faw
tbines could do more for the elevation and
happiness or for the welfare Of the Gosfsd tEed
people than the banishment OF lntox!Gating xISa
lianors from the state of Mississippi. Whisky
arms against the hand of violence. 1t STILES
in the white race all ennobling sentiments Of
Justice, kindness and good will. The coiored
people of Mississippi will iufict upon them,
selves terrible calamity if they fail to ayai q
| themselves of the opportunity now anordeG
them to extinguish this foul, haggard and
damning curse from the state.
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Health i'm aTle Home.

One of the most essential requisites Of good
health 10 the home is pure air The purer
the air ia the more life it imparts TO the blood
and consequently clearer brain and stronger
hody. The sitting room and nursery should
he up stairs, as far away from the bad ar OF
the cellar as possible !.
The higher we ascend the more rarined Is ;
the air and for this reason we need more Oh I
il. This great rarity excites the instinct OF
our nature to deeper and fuller breathing
without effort on cur part.
In order that we may obtain the best results,
we must have good ventilation. Ihe temper
ature of the living rooms should be between
siStv.fiye and seve0ty degrees. There should
he no guess work about it, the exact tempera-
tnre being ascertained by reliable thermon
eIer. There should be ample provision loi
the constant admission Of fresh air. The same
il equally true of our sleeping rooms. Ine 10
tenn mnerature in winter should be about n.Sy
degrees. A cool room should not necessarily
mean q cold room there is difference IN tnl'
regard that all persons do not seem to recog
niZe.
Extremes should always be avoided: Al
even temperature is much more productive Q
/ rood health, while at the same time It prevent
/ either eneryating or chilling impressions, Doll
4 Of which should be faithfully watched Tor ant
1 guarded against.
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What .Per Annran - NHeaas.

/. Boss. Ize q bit confused bout suthin,,
said one of the negro whitewashers at the
market to Detective Webb the other day
Z Wen, what is it ~
What does per annum mean Y
4 Per year, Of course.
"A huh var g
q Yes
Can't be no mistake g.
Il borry 81 Of Abraham johnson ! an !
agree 10 PAY twenty per cent & pei & amhu'u %
Y Tt does. *,
Ka;ntuck tonight you eber heard tell OF
About what " "a - "
nusson menshnnned at twenty per cent. pea PEI
annuln an fur de las fo'teen months hes = 0in
eoIletin' twenty cents week as regular g Z
siael' Stuck right to it, he did, dat per an.
ann meant ebery Saturday night. Lawd pns
when cit these here paws On IA him Won't wont PEI
annnm lake fiop !n--Detroit Free Press.
!
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In the Society Notes columns OF the
Times Democrat of the 10Th We find the fol-
lowing, from Bayou Chicot
Miss Hattie Haas, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of Capt, Sam. Haas, is
snentiing several weeks at Haasville, AVoy-
elles parish, La.
A grand patego aud ball took place at Chas.
Dossman's on Thursday, June 9.
DIR. j. H. Parker, of Vile Plate, La, on
Wednesday, June 8, Joined the band OF bene-
diets by marrying Miss Alma Fontenot, tne
beautiful and 10 yely daughter OF Ozeme fon-
tenot, Esq, of Grand Prairie, La.
Young America of Chicot will shortly give
grand tournament. They are praeticing
daily. ..a
Renfist and Methodist denominations.
The B. c. b. s., a social club, composed OF
| Fl. L. Erlish ESQ, Dr. w. ID. Haas. DIR. John
Haas, DIR. w. E. Hawkins, Jules Tate, ESQ.,
and FL. G. Benton. ESQ, will soon erect
| fine two-story building for social amusements
| Can't. Sam Haas, assisted by MAJOR FRANK
Wharton, is on the eve of building nne
| large schoolhouse
The ladies of Bayou Chicot, La, have or
| eanized 4 ladies' aid society with Mrs. Frans
| Wharton as president
| H. L. Erlish, Esq, DR.. W. u. Hawkins ane
! Miss Belle Hawkins attended grand enter
tainment and ball at Grand Coteau last week
/ The amateurs played "The Lady of Lyons.
Toe much credit cannot be given Edy Barney
| ESQ.,. of Grand Coteau.- He eis certainly star
acted nobiy, and was much applaudet
/ throughout the whole play.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury
CALI, MEETING.

oPELoUsAs, La. June 9, 1887.
The Police Jury met pursuant to call OF
Present: A. Perrodin D. P. Saigan, &. ~"
buisson, W. G. Gordon. Sam Haas ana IL
mr.. Dubuisson in the chair, who explained
the object Of the meeting, i being to adla,ssS ISL
the portions Of the second l2d1 aud eight sSSos "
Police Jury Wards remaining III the parish Oh
st. Landry n.,..d .,,.t
those portions Of the I'd aud sth Police Jury
Wards remaining in the parish of st. Landry ia,n
be aud are hereby declared to be the }sdl sec, g,
ond aud tSthl eighth Police jury "alds sot ~
the parish Of St. Landry. Adopted. All yot.
ING for. except Mr. Young, who voted no, q. as
regards the 9Th ward, and yes as REGARDS the
I'd ward.
Adjourned till the regular q mestlng;N ns.sane;N
Attast. President pro tenn
p T. LEFEByRE, Clerk.
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a BOOB ora Cage Bfrdas.

Containing over $50 engravings and 9 litho-
graphic plate showing all ths different kinds
Fancy Canaries in their natural coIors, full
informatlon in regard to song and fancy Ca
naries and how TO breed them for profit;
Hints on the treatment and breeding OF all
ls;seases ] and the remedies needed to curs them.
AlI about Parrots and how to teach
them to talk. Instructions for building. and
stocking an avairy. The most complete book
of the kind ever published. irrespective q
price. Mailed 60 any address on receipt Of y !;
cents by the Associated Fanciers, 2as sonsf
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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1s,seIrlan,s Arnica galye.

The best saiye in the world IoIs GUS GUS,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt Eheum, lever
sores :, e letter, chapped hands, chiiblalns
corns and ali skin ernptions, and post
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RI Il puaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price 2oc
.ner bor. For sale by NJ. E .Yeung q Co.
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Feliciana Sentinel: A numerously signed
petition is being handed around By the advo-
Gates Of prohibition in this parish, with
view of ascertaining the sentiments OF the yo-
ters on the question of local option. There IS
4 great deal to be said in favor of The move
ment, and we believe majority Of our peo,,
Die wish the matter to be put 20 vote ana
ascertain definitely the sentiment OF the par- u
;sh, We are in hopes, therefore, that sutfi-
Gent signatures may be secured to justify the
police jury in ordering an election There y
only one point which should be observed Dy
the friends of the movement Keep IL sepa-
rate and distinct from anything that savers
of politics. Let the fight be made on tae mer
&c the success of local option. Bring It into
nolitics and West Feliciana will repudiate y
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JUDICIAL NOTICES
NIoTICE OF TABLEAU.

NT ----T--
District Court Parish of 81. Landry, NO. A747.
estate OF WATson BIHM.
Whefeas, Julian Bihm, of the parish Of
ST, Landry, administrator of the above en-
titled estate, has fled tableau OF ciassi1ca~
tion and distribution Of funds Of sid estate,
accompanied by his petition praying for UP
homologation of the same q!
tion and tableau has been ordered BY an or
der of court beuriug date June IA, 1887. ),
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given TO 81
persons Interested to nake opposition 10 ssid
tableau, in writing, at my oftice IN the towp
Of OpeI0usas, within the time required by le1,
Why said tableau should not be hcnoioSase1
and confirmed. ~,,,rr
June is, 1886. CLERK.
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4 nice picnic was given the scholars
.sf II. Mary's Academy on Thursday by
sbe managers Of that institute, on the
heautifnl banks of the Teche. All who
to5k uart il the recreation had very
nlaanant time.
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III. Jeff Thompson, charged With
granddaughter 10 the affidavit, IN the
FiIIinp Of j. s. Bailey, 4 few weeks ago,
Fsg,s Ii ana surrendered himself TO the
authorities ON last Tuesday and was ad-
h,;fted to bail in the sum of 93OO0
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Tie examination of classes in French,
II the convent of the immaculate Con-
ceptioD, took place on last "Wednesday
and English classes on yesterday. Ths
exhibition will be On the 29th inst.
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Taken Up as an Estray,

wny the undersigned, on Plaquemine Ridge
Is q hrown Creole PONY with star 10 the
forehead, and branded ON the left shoulder. y! !.
4 tae.sinaile Of the brand can be seen at tnls
office. The owner is requested 70 conc lcs. ,l.
ward, prove property, pay charges ana aaAs
him away. rrr.yr,v aA4rgEN
June II, 'S7-5t. nhSNI nhSs - = .
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AT tie close of the proceedings Of the
Pfgss Convention at Lake Charles on
Wednesday last, Opelousas was select
ia Id tie next place of meeting OF the
Association, which will be heid nexs
Spting. Our citizens should not decay
Eenein beginning preparations for giving
sEs newspaper folks q rousing reception
Ns their next reunion.
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fl1r 1eyil-Jo-went fishing on last
N We;lnesday and caught one minnow
.4e aot one sbig bitea but when he got
L e. tho top of the water it turned ont
=. Ia & aY1ar
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DUBLIC SALE.
Probate ? Court, Parrish Qt 81 Landry, No.

EsrATE OF SAMUEL 2. CLAsy.
Nv virtue Of an order OF the Honorable tho
Probate Court in aud for tho parish OF Saint
Landry, there will be sold 81 public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, by the upoer
sigued or duly qualified auctioneer, on lne
premises of Conrad Brand IN the town yv q y
elneIonsas. st. Landry parish, on SATUR
III r June is, 1887, the following descrlb-
ed property, belonging to the estate OF salnu.
el P. Clark, deceased, to-wit: -,
/. One gold watch. one large stlas, one osd Oid
sewing machine, two trunks, one lot @ ola ,ta
clothing, one old hack, one miscellaneous sos
leful'-- o'''A. CONRAD BRAND.
yn,a 1887 Administrator.
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TI,e closing exercises and exhibition OF
GIG public schools viii be held on the
e9a inst. We hope all the children and
feacbers may have happy and merry
anmranAiral
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For RENT.-A business stand and
raaidance near the railroad depot. Ap-
ply at this Office.